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CYBERSECURITY
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Data Protection Critical Infrastructure for AI and ML Systems
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Commvalut Says … @Commvault @thomabravo Firms that protect, recover, and operationally stay resilient with data-intensive systems are not peripheral players. They are part of the foundational infrastructure stack behind ML, LLM, cloud computing, and enterprise scale AI.
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Securing AI Agents: Sandboxing and Credential Management Strategies
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Yes, you can enable sandboxing and decide what your agent has access too. We also have secure storage for credentials; there’s also plugins who swap these at the proxy level – depending what level of isolation you prefer. You can also fully swap to local models.
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AI Security Framework: Sandbox, Allow-lists, Access Control
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That was the case in December. 4 months and thousands of work hours later, we have a great security concept; you can go all yolo, use a sandbox (Docker or OpenShell), there are allow-lists and per-access exec allow/deny prompts. There’s hundreds of security researchers that
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Removable Media Security Policy Gaps and Threat Coverage
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If your removable media policy only mentions USB drives, what percentage of actual threats does it miss?
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Google’s Privacy Concerns in AI Development Meetings
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Yeah. Gotta start somewhere. I'm sure the meetings about privacy are extraordinary inside Google.
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USB Device Security: Expanding Scrutiny Beyond Storage
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Any device that connects to a USB port, including keyboards, diagnostic tools, and personal phones, should fall under the same scrutiny as storage devices.
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USB Port Security Incident on HMI Device Highlights Default Settings Risk
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The phone charging incident had no malicious intent. The operator needed power, there was an open USB port on an HMI, and the device's default tethering setting did the rest.
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Beyond USB: Programmable Devices as Security Threats
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Most security talks focus on USB storage. The real threat surface includes programmable keyboards, webcams with payloads, and network adapters. Extend removable media definition beyond flash drives. Partner content with @OPSWAT. #opswat_ics pic.twitter.com/aouQOKzDO9
— Lucian Fogoros (@fogoros) 15 avril 2026Most security talks focus on USB storage. The real threat surface includes programmable keyboards, webcams with payloads, and network adapters. Extend removable media definition beyond flash drives. Partner content with @OPSWAT
. #opswat_ics